forged a ring round Tukhachevsky and perhaps other
ranking generals of the high command. It was certain to me that
all secret preparations had been made, and that the process of
closing in upon them in the open had begun.
I turned to the indictment and noted that Radek's secret "confession" had
been made during December. That was the month when I had received
the call from Sloutski for two "German officers." These
men had by now reported back to me, telling me that they had been
kept idle for some weeks in Paris, and then been suddenly dismissed
with the laconic explanation that the "job" had been
postponed. We concluded that some hitch had developed, or that
the plans had been changed.

Radek's "confession" in which he dragged in Tukhachevsky's
name, also coincided roughly with Stalin's switch in foreign policy.
It came just after Sloutski's warning to me of the imminence of
an agreement with Germany, and his order to throttle down my work
in the Reich.
But why, I thought, should Stalin wish at such a time to destroy
the generalship of the Red Army? Having exterminated the Kamenev-Zinoviev
group, having destroyed another bloc of his political opponents
in the Radek-Piatakov case, what motive could possibly impel him
to proceed against the high command of our system of national defence?
It is one thing to consign batches of politicians to the firing
squad, men like Zinoviev or Kamenev, whom Stalin has beaten down
and demoralized over a long period of years. To wipe out the helmsmen
of a nation's war machine is another matter. Would Stalin dare
to shoot a commanding figure like Marshal Tukhachevsky, a leader,
say, like Gamarnik, the

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WHY STALIN SHOT HIS GENERALS
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